Recent content by Ed Weeks

She leaves as she was, and as she came.

Well, she did leave cuz she wanted to stay.

I agree.

UCONN had no bench depth, no height, was young and inexperienced, and had some glaring defensive issues. Yet, they made it to the final four and incurred only one season long loss. Hard to predict or account for that. Unless, of course, they have some coaching.

It was a great basketball game and the team that performed better won. Hearts played out littered the floor.

"When we play terribly, people say we're a talented team and it's always turned to Holly," Nared said. "I don't think she can control how hard we play or control the things that we do on the court " There you have it in a nutshell.

None can hold a candle to sadly discontinued TN-UCONN matches

Please explain to me why you(anyone) have/has animosity for these words. https://youtu.be/zbvuUMV_Tcw

Please explain to me why you have animosity for these words. sorry for the double post

TN is no longer TN. Nobody cares(not even ESPN), UCONN has new rivalries. Refusing to play UCONN long ago---

It just doesn't seem to me that your coach and team care whether they win or lose.

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Best of luck to Dawn. This is how it is supposed to work in a functional organization and coaching hierarchy. Very good for Women's Basketball.

Incredible recruiting job by Hollly.

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